Help me with this logarithm!
Log(3sqrt(5y))/(x^2) write as a sum or difference of logarithmic terms.
and that's a cube root!
log base 10 of [ cube root of 5y over x^2 ] ?
Yeah!
log (AB/C) = log A + log B - log C
use that property.. here are some other http://www.teachengineering.org/collection/van_/lessons/van_bmd_less2/log_properties_lesson2_fig2.jpg
then take the powers out the front log D^n = nlog D
So I have...1/3log5y-logx^2
sqrt is the same a power 1/2, [not 1/3]
it was a cube root. I typed it wrong. it was Log(cube root(5y)/x^2)
oh ok in that case 1/3log5y-logx^2 is good, now you can take the 2 for the power of x out the front of that log,
and you can also split the first log into a sum
Okay! So would it be 1/3log5+1/3logy-2logx ?
YES! good show
Thanks!! :)
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